The Cabin

Wouldn’t recommend.

This room is really cool with some fun puzzles, I think we would rate it higher if we had a different GM. Our GM was really sweet but she was way too ready to jump in and give hints. We didnt ask for any hints but any time we hit a slight pause in progress she would jump in with a hint so we didnt really get the dopamine rush of completing a room because she didnt give us a chance to piece things together.

Well done

Fun room! I liked the uses of different props for puzzles both inside and outside the cabin! The scare level is fairly tame for a cabin room, though there are a few surprises in the audio that plays throughout. I thought the puzzles were overall above average, though I would say that as far as cabin rooms go, this one isn’t as exciting. They have a system at this facility where if you find up to 2 poker chips hidden in the room, you can win prizes at the end of the game, which is one of my favorite aspects of this location!

This was one of my first escape rooms I did and, as a beginner, I was pretty impressed! The set looks cool and the puzzles were fun. There were also a few funny items in the room like dirty underwear that made us all laugh.

Rating: 3/5 This room is good for the Indianapolis region, but having done much better cabin themed rooms elsewhere in the US, I was a bit underwhelmed with Twisted's version. The set design was good and decently immersive, but some of the puzzles weren't quite intuitive or interesting enough for me, but they might have worked better for other people. The puzzles were more lock heavy than I'd prefer. Update: My rough ranking of Twisted's rooms starting with my favorite: 1. White Rabbit - Rating: 3/5 2. Submarine - 3/5 3. Cabin - 3/5 4. Sweet Shoppe - 3/5 5. Murder on Baker Street - 3/5 6. Collection - 3/5 7. Missing Maestro - 2.5/5 8. Christmas Caper - 2.5/5